Buffalo Springfield

By June 2, 2011, when Buffalo Springfield performed at the Fox Theater in Oakland, California, the band had reformed after a lengthy hiatus, marking a significant moment in their career. This reunion followed their original breakup in 1968 and came after decades of iconic influence on rock music, particularly through the efforts of founding members Neil Young and Stephen Stills. Prior to their live performance in 2011, the band's last studio album, "Last Time Around," released in 1968, was a poignant reminder of their past contributions to the music scene. The 2011 concert included performances of classics like "On the Way Home" and "Rock & Roll Woman," showcasing the band's enduring legacy and the nostalgia surrounding their reunion. Interestingly, the performance captured a unique moment in rock history, as it was part of their limited-time comeback, which offered fans a rare chance to see the band live again after more than four decades.

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